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New members of Cambridge Cleantech

H2Vector is a new member of CAMBRIDGE CLEANTECH: "Connecting people for a smarter, more sustainable future".

Cambridge Cleantech is a network organisation that supports the growth of sustainable cleantech companies in the UK and around the world. It works across different sectors of the low-carbon economy to foster partnerships for commercialisation and innovation of technologies in areas such as hydrogen, energy, transport, etc. Being a member of this organisation means being part of a collective that is at the forefront of the clean technology revolution. We will have access to funding, investment, cooperation and commercial opportunities, as well as being able to connect and collaborate with other members, partners, experts and leaders in the cleantech sector.

We would like to thank Cambridge Cleantech for the amazing opportunity to continue to meet our goals and in turn contribute to the research and development of cleantech.

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In the current context of the energy transition, the search for competitive and environmentally friendly technological solutions is more important than ever. At H2Vector Energy Technologies, S.L., we continue our commitment to innovation through our new project: “Research and development of a novel fuel cell stack system using AEM technology”. This ambitious initiative, registered under file number VE2-010000-2024-75, is part of the PERTE VEC – Section B program framework.

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At H2Vector Energy Technologies, S.L., we continue to expand our research lines to offer innovative solutions to the climate challenge. We are proud to announce our new project, named METANOGENHICA – “Methane for the dual generation of Hydrogen and useful carbon”.

This initiative represents a significant step forward in the field of digitalization applied to industrial sustainability, providing new tools for resource management and emissions reduction.

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Our CEO, Miguel Ángel Ocando, took part in the technical and business podcast Seeds of Success, where he provides an in-depth analysis of the technological challenges of solid-state storage, competitiveness compared with lithium, and the integration of hydrogen solutions into the industrial sector.

The transition towards a decarbonized industrial model requires viable, safe, and scalable technological solutions.

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